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Mercedes pair Russell and Hamilton made their ambitions for the 2023 season very clear, as they spoke at the team's launch event where their W14 car was unveiled

Speaking about the FIA's new protest ban for the first time since it was written into the rulebook, Hamilton made it clear he will not be changing how he uses his F1 platform

Mercedes F1 star Lewis Hamilton has been linked with joining forces with Sir Jim Ratcliffe amid the billionaire's ambitious takeover bid of Premier League giants Man Utd

Lewis Hamilton dropped a big hint that he will extend his stay at Mercedes during their W14 car launch, and Toto Wolff admitted he has never seen his number one so refreshed

F1 launch season is always an exciting time for fans as they get to see the liveries that will be dominating the grid over the coming campaign, but colour is in short supply this year

Hamilton's future remains unclear as he enters the final year of his Mercedes contract but speaking at the launch of their car for the 2023 season, he suggested he is going nowhere

Mercedes launched their W14 car that Lewis Hamilton and George Russell will drive during the 2023 F1 season, and it's fair to say the design has followed a similar pattern

Andrea Stella, McLaren's new team principal, shed some light on how "demanding" new driver Piastri has been pushing for improvements ahead of his Formula 1 debut

Alpine are said to be suspicious of their F1 rivals over the improvements they have been able to make to their engine performance, despite the 'freeze' currently in place

Mercedes were, last year, forced by the FIA to change a front wing innovation on their car which Ferrari appear to have tried to legally recreate with their new SF23

Tsunoda is heading into his third year in F1 and what is seen as a make-or-break season for his career in the sport, with AlphaTauri keen to get more out of the Japanese star

Norris and Ricciardo were McLaren team-mates for two seasons, and throughout that time the young Brit was able to perform far better than his more experienced partner

Binotto is currently on gardening leave after his Ferrari exit and unable to join another F1 team, but has already been linked with his next move for when that period ends

Ferrari drivers Leclerc and Carlos Sainz took their new SF-23 car for a spin in front of a delighted crowd in Italy in Tuesday morning, during which time the two drivers spoke over the radio

Ferrari fans have another car to love on Valentine's Day as the Scuderia unveiled the paint job of the car they hope will finally end their F1 title drought in 2023

Having won two world titles back-to-back by the age of 25, Verstappen has time on his side if he wishes to catch the current record held by Hamilton and Schumacher

Ricciardo is not on the F1 grid this year and therefore does not require anywhere near as much from his long-time friend Michael Italiano, so the coach has linked up with another driver

Norris has held talks with Red Bull before and Karun Chandhok feels he would be an ideal target for Mercedes after Lewis Hamilton, but the McLaren man wants to give his current team time

New Aston Martin star Alonso and the man he thinks can become world champion, Lance Stroll, will drive the AMR23 this year – the design of which has now been shown to F1 fans

Whether or not Hamilton extends his time in F1 beyond the end of his current contract at the end of this year, Mercedes will soon have to plan for life without the Brit

McLaren's latest F1 car design at least brings some splashes of colour to the grid after the other five teams to show off their liveries came up with dark and dull paint jobs

Alonso recently expressed the belief that his new F1 team-mate Stroll "has the possibility to be world champion", but Schumacher is among those who is not convinced

Sebastian Vettel called time on his F1 career last season after an impressive career including 53 race wins and four world championships - but his next career move is unknown

One year ago today, Mercedes gave official confirmation that Hamilton would indeed continue racing in F1 after weeks of speculation over his future in the sport

As team principal of the only current F1 team with roots in the USA, Haas chief Steiner feels there is no need to allow Michael Andretti, or anyone else, to add another outfit to the grid